Sentence examples for most notable absence from inspiring English sources

The most notable absence?

The most notable absence will be Edward Herrmann, who passed away in 2014.

The most notable absence has been Stephon Marbury, who is expected to be waived before the season.

Yet as the country grinds toward national elections on Sunday, the campaign's most notable absence has been a debate over the direction and future of Europe's largest economy.

The most notable absence was that of Osi Umenyiora, the defensive end who said during the lockout that the Giants had broken a promise to renegotiate his contract, which has two years remaining.

The most notable absence was the United States, who had won the event every time since its inception at the 1960 Games, invariably by large margins, and would go on to win the event at all subsequent Games.

As with prior meetings, the most notable absences were those Arab states who have signed separate accords with Israel: Jordan, Egypt and Mauritania, Ajami said.

It is the issue most notable by its absence in the 2012 presidential race.

Most notable by his absence was Marwan Barghouti, a popular leader who represents a new generation of frustrated Fatah figures eager for power.

CAIRO — Tens of thousands of mostly liberal protesters again filled Tahrir Square on Friday to press for an assortment of demands in a demonstration billed as "The Revolution Part II, " but perhaps most notable for the absence of the Muslim Brotherhood.

She was perhaps never more admired than in her most notable moment of absence: when she chose not to appear by her husband's side as he went on "Nightline" in 2008 to make his mea culpas about the Hunter affair to the American public.